NORTH CAROLINA SELF-INSURANCE SECURITY ASSOCIATION
SELECTED FINANCIAL DATA
Year ended
12/31/08   12/31/07 12/31/06 12/31/05
Summary Income Statements: (audited)   (audited) (audited) (audited)
Income:
Assessments $ 4,060,989   4,103,730 428,711 754,613
Proceeds from insolvencies 1,165,417   4,971,280 3,291,142 4,019,495
Investment income (losses) (1,361,161)   307,697 458,229 217,451
3,865,245   9,382,707 4,178,082 4,991,559
Expenses:
Claims and related expenses 1,290,550   5,265,078 3,786,997 3,927,030
Legal, accounting and actuary 320,023   426,747 547,768 565,299
Aggregate security system expenses 2,150,698   1,866,331 150,540 -
Other 181,989   75,193 82,326 44,703
3,943,260   7,633,349 4,567,631 4,537,032
Net $ (78,015)   1,749,358 (389,549) 454,527
Net change, excluding investment income $ 1,283,146   1,441,661   (847,778)   237,076
Summary Balance Sheets:
Assets:
Total investments, fair value $ 9,644,922   13,951,253 8,938,079 5,054,321
Other assets 4,419,935   3,242,112 2,069,059 476,508
Total assets $ 14,064,857   17,193,365 11,007,138 5,530,829
Liabilities:
Estimated future claims and related costs 7,670,482   10,110,840 6,928,822 4,833,930
Deferred revenue 3,668,358   3,492,500 3,787,259 -
Other liabilities 1,006,855   1,792,848 243,238 115,328
Total liabilities 12,345,695   15,396,188 10,959,319 4,949,258
Net assets 1,719,162   1,797,177 47,819 581,571
Total liabilities and net assets $ 14,064,857   17,193,365 11,007,138 5,530,829
Notes: Effective January 1, 2006, the Association converted to the accrual basis of accounting whereby, 
among other things, investments are recorded at fair market value and estimated future liabilities 
for claims and claims related expenses are recorded. Accordingly, the summary balance sheets 
are reflected on the accrual basis of accounting as of December 31, 2007, 2006 and 2005, 
and the income statement for the years ended December 31, 2007 and 2006.
The Association prepared its financial statements on the basis of recorded cash
receipts and disbursements through 2005 which differs from accounting principles generally
accepted in the United States of America in that no consideration is given
to revenue or expense accruals which may exist at year end.